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T-FORCE DELTA RGB 6400 MHz Review: Everything You Want From DDR5

January 12, 2022 David Miller 1

Team Group released a new kit of RGB memory with an astounding 6400 MHz speed rating. As part of their T-FORCE line of gaming-oriented memory, the new DELTA RGB is the first memory officially released to break the 6000 MHz barrier. Even amidst component shortages, we managed to get our hands on this rare memory. We’ll tell you everything you need to know about this new product launch from Team Group and show you what it can do when overclocked.

DDR5 Overclocking Guide: Make it Faster

December 6, 2021 David Miller 7

Intel’s Z690 platform with DDR5 includes many new features and overclocking possibilities for those who aren’t scared of the bios. If you’re the type who wants to get the most out of your new platform, memory overclocking is worth checking out. Overclocking your memory is safe, fun, and it can give you up to a 20% increase in performance for some tasks. But it’s not always a simple process, and adjusting the memory timings can be incredibly daunting if you have no reference or guide. However, with our simple instructions, we will demystify memory overclocking and give you the tips and tricks to get started.

XPG LANCER DDR5 5200 MHz Review: A New Era is Upon Us

November 4, 2021 David Miller 14

The new era of DDR memory is upon us. All of the DDR memory up until this point has been based on the same general architecture. Other than increased bandwidth, DDR memory hasn’t changed much since the beginning. The new DDR5 standard has been designed from the ground up and is fundamentally different from all computer memory before it. ADATA was kind enough to send us their newest release. We’re excited to get a hands-on experience with DDR5 and give you the full rundown of what’s new.

XPG Announces Lancer DDR5 5200 MT/s Gaming Memory Module

October 26, 2021 John Nester 0

Today, XPG announced its first DDR5 memory kit, the XPG Lancer. It is available with or without RGB lighting in frequencies of up to 5200 MT/s and 16GB of capacity. These kits will be available on Amazon and Shop XPG for $399.99 for the RGB version or $349.99 for the non-RGB kits. Below is XPG’s press release.

XPG Overclocks DDR5 to 8,118 MT/s

October 11, 2021 John Nester 0

On Saturday, XPG announced it had successfully overclocked one of its DDR5-4800 MHz memory kits to an astonishing 8,118 MT/s. This marks the first DDR5 memory kit to be overclocked to such a high speed and shows XPG’s dedication to the overclocking community. The XPG ram used to accomplish this great feat featured SK Hynix DRAM modules with the CAS# Latency loosened to 50 clocks. That’s only 8 clocks lower than one of its JEDEC specifications. Below is XPG’s announcement.

MSI SPATIUM M480 and M470 M.2 NVMe Gen 4×4 SSD Review

August 18, 2021 John Nester 0

MSI first announced intentions to enter the SSD market way back in January at the CES 2021 event. After a lengthy global microchip shortage, that intention has finally become a reality. MSI was kind enough to send two models to Overclockers.com for review, the Spatium M480 and M470. The M480, MSI’s flagship SSD, is a 2 TB model sporting an included aluminum finned heatsink, while the M470 is a 1 TB model without a heatsink. It should also be mentioned that there is a third model that is not represented in this review and that is the M370. The M370 is MSI’s budget-conscious, entry-level SSD. With that out of the way, we’ll take a look at the two faster-performing drives and see how they stack up compared to the other drives tested.

Biostar Announces RACING B560GTQ Motherboard and GAMING X Memory

July 26, 2021 John Nester 0

Today, Biostar announced its RACING B560GTQ MicroATX motherboard and RGB DDR4 GAMING X 16GB 3600 MHz memory kit. The RACING B560GTQ motherboard is compatible with the latest Intel 11th generation processors and supports PCI-E 4.0 x4 (64Gb/s) M.2 NVMe SSDs. The RGB DDR4 GAMING X 2×8 GB memory kit is now available at 3600 MHz with a CAS Latency of 18. The RACING B560GTQ is listed with an MSRP of $150 but can be found on Newegg for only $129.95 (3rd Party Marketplace). The RGB DDR4 GAMING X 16GB 3600 MHz ram also has an MSRP of $150 but actual pricing and availability are still a mystery. Biostar’s press release, listed below, has additional information about these two new products.

EVGA Announces SuperNOVA P6 Series Power Supplies

July 23, 2021 John Nester 0

EVGA just announced its SuperNOVA P6 series fully modular power supplies with power ratings of 650W, 750W, 850W, and 1000W. The SuperNOVA P6 is EVGA’s most compact 80+ platinum ATX power supply at only 140 mm long. All four models feature a full-bridge, LLC Resonant Rectification, and a DC-DC design providing excellent efficiency and voltage regulation. Currently, only the 850W and 1000W models are available and are priced at $219.99 and $299.99 respectively. The 650W and 750W versions are coming soon but prices have not been published. Here is EVGA’s official press release.

Nvidia Releases GeForce Game Ready Driver 471.41 WHQL

July 21, 2021 John Nester 1

Nvidia just released its latest Game Ready Driver, 471.41 WHQL, which provides added DLSS enhancements for Red Dead Redemption 2 and Chernobylite. Support for two new G-Sync capable monitors is included with this patch as well as 13 GeForce Experience Optimal Playable Setting profiles. To see if your Nvidia graphics card is compatible with G.R.D. 471.41 continue reading Nvidia’s press release.

XPG Starker Mid-Tower Case Review

May 14, 2021 John Nester 1

Today on the review table is the XPG Starker. A compact and versatile mid-tower chassis. While it is the smallest case offered by ADATA’s gaming division, XPG, there is still plenty of space for a multitude of components and various configurations. This is due to intelligently designed features and multipurpose plates included with the Starker. We will get into that and much more as we take a deep dive into what makes the XPG Starker so special.